This TV. Does it serve Spain? What is the voltage hold? Does it vary from 100v to 240v? I need to know if it works between 220 and 240v. That is the voltage of Spain. Or if I'm going to need a power transformer. This TV. Does it serve Spain? What is the voltage hold? Does it vary from 100v to 240v? I need to know if it works between 220 and 240v. That is the voltage of Spain. Or if I'm going to need a... » Read More This TV. Does it serve Spain? What is the voltage hold? Does it vary from 100v to 240v? I need to know if it works between 220 and 240v. That is the voltage of Spain. Or if I'm going to need a power transformer. « Show Less
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If you knew it was a monitor why did you ask for TV voltage as I do not know the answer. They have adapters to regulate voltage in different countries.
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Just as other folks have commented, this is a Monitor---not a TV. It's a great monitor.
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Yes, you can use it Spain. the voltage for this monitor is: 100-240VAC, 50/60 Hz.
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Hi Madalena, Sony KDL70W850B TV's power requirement is 120V / 60hz. For this TV model released outside U.S., it's 110-240V 50/60hz. -Vincent
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I searched panasonics website and found that the tv runs at 60Hz/AC 120V. You will need a transformer or I believe the appliance will burn out. Thats the best answer I could find on the internet.
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I have been using this in France and it is very handy to be able to plug in my American and British and European plugs. It doesn't convert power so you must know that the items you plug into it work at the power you connect to. Which is not a problem for most electronics items. So yes, it should work in Spain too. I've used a similar one in Spain and a number of other European countries.
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Yes it accepts voltage ranges in 100-240 VAC but power adapter varies from country to country. Please check your local specifications and adapter supplied in the box.
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The lable on the back is labled 120v 60 HZ and it is not switchable to 220V. When I get the TV to a repair tech, I will bring this up. Maybe this TV is a 120V shell with Dual voltages inside and it is set to 220V.
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the unit i received didn't even work. but to answer your question, most tv's nowadays are 100-240V so you probably won't need a converter. check the back of your tv.
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Absolutely John. I have used it in Germany, Australia and Japan without issues. (Don't forget to adjust the Hertz from 60 to 50 if need be for the TV. The power supply auto adjusts.)Greg
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Ben,My guess is that most TV's nowadays do both 110 and 240 v ...Lior,I just ordered it. What convinced me is that the reviews for other Toshiba TV's (both LED and LCD) are all over 4 stars... I also saw that it is going up in the bestselling TV's ranking on amazon, so I was worried t might get sold out. This deal with free 3-D blu ray and 3-d glasses, free shipping and the exta 20% discount coupo I got in the mail just made it an amazing offer!
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I have to answer here because so many have said that this is only 110V.Transformer is 100-240V so it works in every country. You may need adapter for electricity socket because different countries have different sockets.
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I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find... » Read More I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. « Show Less
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It does not. Your model only operates on 100-120 v. There is another model which lets you switch between 100-120 to 200-240v.I own both models as I travel frequently to Europe. I have never had a problem regarding the voltage.
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I believe it will work with 220VAC. The power adapter will allow an input from 100 to 240VAC 0.3A 50/60Hz and puts out 5V DC 2000mA to the Mini TV device. As an E engineer, I would say yes it will work but best practice would be to consult with the manufacture.
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My box is in Spanish but from what I can gather, it says 100-240V ~ 50/60 Hz .... not sure if this actually helps, but it uses a regular AV chord.
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The user's manual lists only 120V 60Hz as acceptable power input, not 240V 50Hz, so there seems to be a fundamental power incompatibility. Also the EU broadcasts a different frame rate and uses PAL and SECAM standards (or has used in the past). See http://forums.pcworld.com/index.php?/topic/85590-hdtv-compatibility-europe-usa/ where the best advice seems to be sell / move / buy.
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Dual voltage as.... can you use them here and in Europe or South America? Theirs is 240 or something like that and ours is 120 or so. Unfortunately this will not work on 240 as is. It would take a converter. But I haven't taken mine abroad yet. It would be too heavy or bulky for travel anyway. Flat hair abroad :-). I hope this answers your question if not reply back and I will try again.
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I've had this set for years and have used it in a number of European countries. I was told that the converter is internal and doesn't need a voltage switch. It automatically converts when 220 voltage is used. The first time I plugged it into a 220 outlet in Europe, I held my breath, but no problem. It worked fine. You do need an adapter plug but no converter. My set has lasted for years but finally stopped working. I came here to buy another one and saw this question so thought I would share my experience.